A semi-scale of a popular school / training glider extensively being used in the central Europe. Developed by head designer Mr. Marcol (who is best known for the design of highly successful series of ‘ZLIN’ planes). Mr. Marcol designed and put into production ZLIN planes shortly after the end of second world war. The plane has become a common sight on all major European airfields by August 1945. The series production output accelerated in short period of time to 301 planes by early 1946. Many new pilots world – wide flew their first solo hours on this remarkable plane. The true plane has Wingspan 12,12 m, Length 6,29 m, Wing Area 13,5 m2, the Weight 160 kg., Start weight 250 kg. and Gliding 1:18. Folkfellow was and still is very popular for its maneuverability and performance. In overall, it is all - around a high quality plane that will be enjoyed by fliers for many years to come. Today, you can still see ZLINS Folkfellow in the air at Czech, Slovak, Austria, Germany and in many other countries’ airfields in Vintage glider club meeting. The original plane is displayed in Prague´s museum of Aeronautics & Cosmonautics in Praha Kbely. | 
